On a Connecticut Theme, Charles Sheeler, 1958
Oil on canvas 19 ⅛ × 29 ⅛ in. (48.6 × 74 cm)

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On a Connecticut Theme, Charles Sheeler, 1958
Oil on canvas 19 ⅛ × 29 ⅛ in. (48.6 × 74 cm)
🪻🌼🐝🪶🌿💕 // early establishers // spread from Gardening for Biodiversity by the Wild Seed Project // gouache on hot press paper
Air flow at high subsonic speed round a wing section in a wind tunnel - a picture taken at one millionth of second. Space encyclopaedia. 1960.
Takahashi Bird Pin Brooch Bunting Wood Hand Carved Painted Red Green Yoneguma Kiyoka 865
Nathan I. Bijur, Self-Portrait, n.d., etching on paper, plate: 8 3⁄4 x 6 1⁄2 in. (22.1 x 16.4 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Mrs. Nathan I. Bijur, 1967.3.4
Josef Albers, Variant/Adobe, 1947
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ABC Book. 1923. Designed by Cuton Wood and C.B. Falls. 1923.
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Christmas by Rockwell Kent, 1954
Howard Finster, Howard on a Mule, ca. 1976, Enamel on wood, 63 ½ x 47 inches, High Museum, Atlanta (photo by Vortex Street)
RAYMOND HAINS, Coup de Pied, 1960
John the Baptist. late 15th century. Credit line: Gift of George Blumenthal, 1941 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/198748
North American raven By: Stephen J. Krasemann From: Natural History Magazine 1989
Deep Tripod Bowl
Predynastic Period, Naqada I, ca. 3800-3500 BC.
Now in the Brooklyn Museum. 07.447.399
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